Laserreach
Agent Run
A single execution instance of an operator workflow.
Definition
An agent run is a bounded execution record with status, steps, and control state, allowing teams to track and intervene in progress.
Why It Matters
Run-level visibility is essential for safe automation and performance tuning.
Practical Interpretation
Treat this as a controllability and auditability layer for agent-assisted GTM execution. Agent Run should be connected to specific owners and review moments so decisions are repeatable.
How It Shows Up in Laserreach
ABM APIs expose run creation, cancellation, queueing, steering, and control endpoints.
Laserreach Context
Where it lives: Visible in operator run controls, trace views, account memory, and meeting-prep workflows.
Execution impact: ABM APIs expose run creation, cancellation, queueing, steering, and control endpoints.
Operator review question: If this run misfires, can we explain exactly what happened and recover fast?
Implementation Checklist
- Set intervention rules before enabling autonomous execution paths.
- Review traces for failed or degraded runs each week.
- Promote learnings into repeatable playbooks and controls.
Metrics to Track
- Run success and interruption rates
- Trace completeness for audited runs
- Execution-to-meeting handoff quality
Common Pitfalls
- Running agent workflows without governance thresholds
- Skipping post-run trace review after exceptions
- Keeping account context in side channels instead of shared memory